Sunday Reflection

Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Are we one of the nine or the one out of the ten?

Oct 13, 2019

The Gospel reading presents the healing of the ten lepers. Let’s begin by picturing these ten men walking up to Jerusalem.
Twenty-Seventh Sunday: The First Word in Respect Life

Oct 06, 2019

Jesus Christ came to transform the world with love. He did not come to foster hatred. When we fight hatred, we are loving as the Lord loves.
Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Legacy

Sep 29, 2019

The Downton Abbey movie has been released!! I loved that PBS series and can’t wait to see the movie. I’m sure many of you feel the same way.
Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Becoming spiritually savvy

Sep 22, 2019

Today we pray for the grace to always be honest and respectful of others and the grace, well, to be spiritually savvy.
Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Lost Sheep, Lost Coin, Lost Son, Found People

Sep 15, 2019

Today’s readings present a shepherd rejoicing over finding a lost sheep, a housewife rejoicing over finding a lost coin, and a father rejoicing over the return of his lost son.
Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Spiritual strength in our daily lives

Sep 05, 2019

There are many places in the Gospels where the Lord speaks using apocalyptic language. Apocalyptic language, like that in the Book of Revelations, use
Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time: Humility

Sep 01, 2019

Today’s readings call us to consider the topic of humility. Humility is a virtue we all struggle to obtain. Its opposite, pride, is the fundamental flaw of all human beings.
Twenty-first Sunday of Ordinary Time: Embracing our Christianity

Aug 25, 2019

We need to embrace our Christianity with enthusiasm. We need to stop complaining about our sacrifices and look to the Cross of Jesus Christ.
Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time: The Cost of Discipleship

Aug 18, 2019

We begin with the plight of Jeremiah who was persecuted because he proclaimed the Truth of God. It would have been so much easier for Jeremiah to have kept his prophecy to himself.
Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time: Living Faith

Aug 11, 2019

Today’s reading speaks about faith and our response to faith. They begin with Abraham, the Father of Faith. Abraham was a prosperous man of his time, living in Ur, located in the fertile area between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.